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Patricia Montoya
Project Manager + Marketing
Patricia Montoya is a Strategic Project Manager and Marketing Operations Manager at Taylor Street Collective, where she focuses on operational efficiency and project management. With over nine years of experience in B2B technology, she is dedicated to integrating strategic insights and data into her work, enhancing the effectiveness of marketing initiatives.12
Montoya's background includes roles at various organizations, contributing to her expertise in managing complex projects and marketing operations. She is based in Portland, Oregon, and has a solid educational foundation from the American University.32
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2023 has been a year of growth, filled with learning, tears, and joy. As I bid farewell to this year, I'm eagerly looking forward to 2024 and all its possibilities.
I've learned so much about the impact of grief and trauma on our bodies, and I'm excited to dive deeper into releasing limiting beliefs that often follow these experiences. Each adventure, story, and relationship brings wisdom and lessons that propel us forward – there's no turning back now!
While I'm not quite ready to reveal everything 2024 has in store, I can't wait to share my journey with you all. In the meantime, enjoy this heartwarming glimpse of an unusual friendship between a chicken and a cat at @portlandgriefhouse
Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season and a transformative end to this year. See you in 2024 – stay tuned for more! 🐱🐔 Titipoza
#NewBeginnings #ExcitingFuture #chicken #cat #AnticipatoryGrief #GriefJourney #GrievingProcess #EmotionalHealing #GriefSupport #CopingWithLoss #GriefAwareness #HealingJourney #GriefAndLoss #limitingbeliefs #beliefcode #bodycode #emotioncode
Today we had the beautiful honor of going fishing with Barbara and Donald as Donald’s “dying wish”. As a hospice volunteer I have learned to live with death, but when we get to be part of someone dying wish we also learn that life happens in between birth and death. Today was a beautiful reminder that there is no moment like the present. David Beetham and I were so caught up in making everything perfect and hospice approved, and when we arrived we remembered that being in the moment is all someone wanted.
I hope more people learn of the amazing services and support that hospice can provide. I hope more people get to enjoy their “one dying wish”.
As for us, we will be planning many more fishing trips with Barbara and Donald, and hopefully we get to tag along other hospice patients that have exciting and fun dying wishes.
*I say “dying wish” because we have so many wishes, and we really never know when will be our last one.
#hospice #paliativecare #hospicevolunteer #dying #dyingwish #fish #fishing #river #fisherman #volunteer #hospicecare #hospicelife
